Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20210626:11:27:00
Was back in the 1980s, so i guess more than 30 years ago. what we are looking at are billions and billions of microscopically smallalgae, phytoplankton, which have got little limestone plates on their cell bodies and these plates reflect the light, so when you have these billions and billions of tiny limestone plates, then they scatter sunlight back through the water. is it something that we should be worried about? no, i would say this is undisputedly a good thing. they are helping to slow the rate of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, and thus slowing global warming. scientists have been ob...
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